The modules on the website indicate CKEditor is not installed. However, I am using WYSIWYG Drupal module, WYSIWYG filter, etc. I am not using the CKEDITOR Drupal module. I don't know, if using the drupal module can create issues I am unaware.

Here is directory--Sites/libraries/ckeditor (which is the CKEditor plugin from Ckeditor site, not drupal module)

the ckeditor insert with module insert does not appear it will work see the attachment. I read the CKeditor is missing, which I am sure is the Drupal Ckeditor module.

I am using the CKEditor for all content editing on the site, which is working very well up to now.

I would like to use this token insert for placing pre-sets of phrases in text content, which is not being created and edited in the CKEditor.

The owner of the site has a person for doing creating and editing their content and social networking who is inexperienced and not computer savvy.

This is precisely what I want to achieve - CKEDITOR has insert button with the ability to apply tokens at the cursor position.

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kreynen’s picture

kreynen commented

token_insert includes 2 submodules; token_insert_ckeditor and token_insert_wysiwyg. Each of the submodules have different dependencies for the module that's adding the WYSIWYG editor. You already have token_insert_wysiwyg enabled.

I have no idea if token_insert will just work or requires some additional configuration, but the answer why you can't enable token_insert_ckeditor is that you aren't using the ckeditor module.

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jelle_s
Primary language Dutch
Location Antwerp, Belgium
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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Token insert required additional configuration: You need to enable the Token insert button in the wysiwyg profile.